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KSFreeman · November 3, 2005, 03:10 PM

Thanks to THE Pat Rogers for writing such an excellent article on all-around swell egg Captain Ken Campbell of the Boone County (Indiana) Sheriff's Department in the December 2005 issue of SWAT. Ken is a great individual and a great instructor.

However, with his election to Sheriff we have the opportunity to further the cause of the RKBA.

One thing the law loves is something to copy. With Ken as Sheriff the training that takes place at Boone County will be extended and reinforced. Other departments will be forced to observe that awful, slimy mere serfs/civilians undergo training alongside police officers with no problems.

Our brothers in other counties, other states will have a fine example to point to in lobbying for similar developments in their area of operations.

Thanks, Pat. (Finally bought BUIS from Troy at the show in Indy on Oct. 29th, they work great).

November 3, 2005, 03:10 PM	#1
KSFreeman Senior Member Join Date: June 9, 2001 Location: Lafayette, Indiana--American-occupied America Posts: 5,418	Thanks, Pat: Ken Campbell article Thanks to THE Pat Rogers for writing such an excellent article on all-around swell egg Captain Ken Campbell of the Boone County (Indiana) Sheriff's Department in the December 2005 issue of SWAT. Ken is a great individual and a great instructor. However, with his election to Sheriff we have the opportunity to further the cause of the RKBA. One thing the law loves is something to copy. With Ken as Sheriff the training that takes place at Boone County will be extended and reinforced. Other departments will be forced to observe that awful, slimy mere serfs/civilians undergo training alongside police officers with no problems. Our brothers in other counties, other states will have a fine example to point to in lobbying for similar developments in their area of operations. Thanks, Pat. (Finally bought BUIS from Troy at the show in Indy on Oct. 29th, they work great). __________________ "Arguments of policy must give way to a constitutional command." Payton v. New York, 445 U.S. 573, 602 (1980).